is this compatible with logitech wireless keyboard K400r? I misplaced it somehow, I still have the keyboard and extended reciever.
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Check the bottom of the device for the orange square with a gear in it (Same one as in the picture for the receiver.) If it does, then these receivers work. Else, if the device is more than 3 years old, do not expect it to work, if the device is newer, hit and miss (For example the K260 wireless keyboard combo set the keyboard will work with these receivers, it's companion mouse will not.) Also: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36030/~/using-the-k400r-keyboard-with-a-different-usb-receiver is a similar explanation as mine, by Logitech Technical Support.
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If your keyboard has the unifying log (or you previously had a USB receiver with the logo) then it will work. If your keyboard does not have the unifying logo (orange block with asterisk in the middle), then this will not work, but it sounds to me like you had the USB piece before and just lost it.
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Check the bottom of the device for the orange square with a gear in it (Same one as in the picture for the receiver.) If it does, then these receivers work.Else, if the device is more than 3 years old, do not expect it to work, if the device is newer, hit and miss (For example the K260 wireless keyboard combo set the keyboard will work with these receivers, it's companion mouse will not.)Also: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36030/~/using-the-k400r-keyboard-with-a-different-usb-receiveris a similar explanation as mine, by Logitech Technical Support. Check the bottom of the device for the orange square with a gear in it (Same one as in the picture for the receiver.) If it does, then these receivers work.Else, if the device is more than 3 years old, do not expect it to work, if the device is newer, hit and miss (For example the K260 wireless keyboard combo set the keyboard will work with these receivers, it's companion mouse will not.)Also: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36030/~/using-the-k400r-keyboard-with-a-different-usb-receiveris a similar explanation as... » Read More Check the bottom of the device for the orange square with a gear in it (Same one as in the picture for the receiver.) If it does, then these receivers work.Else, if the device is more than 3 years old, do not expect it to work, if the device is newer, hit and miss (For example the K260 wireless keyboard combo set the keyboard will work with these receivers, it's companion mouse will not.)Also: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36030/~/using-the-k400r-keyboard-with-a-different-usb-receiveris a similar explanation as mine, by Logitech Technical Support. « Show Less
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Hi, I don't know if this replacement will works with your keyboard. It's better to try asking to logitech support site.Regards,
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I've found most Logitech keyboards and mice are compatible if you use the "unifying technogy." Need to use the unifying dongle with star on the collar. The software is available from Logitech support.
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This is a wireless keyboard: the cable is for charging the battery and can be left attached, as I do mine absent a reason otherwise. Be sure to note the USB unifying extender cable provided, which I have found useful due to some loss of connection problems with my wireless mouse (purchased separately) when the sender is used on a USB port in the computer or dock, even at not too large a distance. However, I haven't noticed loss of keyboard connection when not using the extender, but this may have or have not also coincided with mouse connection problem.
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No it won't work with the Logitech Unifying Receiver. You will have to use the receiver that comes with it.
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My IOGEAR GCS1744 KVM switch works fine with the Logitech illuminated keyboard. Make sure it is powered.
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From what I've found is, first of all, you have to make sure your mouse is a Logitech and also a Logitech with a Unifying logo on it. If it has both of those, it should work. Also make sure your K700 is a Unifying keyboard, which it sounds like it is. Lastly, here's the address for the Logitech K700 Keyboard. It's in PDF, however looking through it might help you: http://www.logitech.com/assets/45753/2/revue-manuals.pdf Finally, if your still stumped or having some glitches in the pairing process, go to the Logitech site and call their customer service number: +1 800-231-7717 Monday - Saturday, 7:00am - 4:00pm PT Good luck
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This is just a protective keyboard cover/film. Look for the Logitech k400. My guess is no or "limited"
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I think it is. My keyboard has a part number on the back "K270." I can only image that the MK270 means Mouse and Keyboard 270. I did find the K270 keyboard only on amazon at over $30. Logitech Wireless Keyboard K270 with Long-Range Wireless It sure looks like the same keyboard. If so, cheaper it is.
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It will but don't buy it its not user friendly the Logitech wireless keyboard k400 is easier and works great.
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Yes, but it's a real pain. For $10 more, buy the Logitech 400 wireless keyboard......
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I do not know what keyboard you have, but this adapter works fine for me. Check the model number as shown in the reader reviews.
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You can't, unless you find a custom rom (or compile it yourself), this android box won't recognize the Logitech unifying receiver, which is the one the K400r uses.
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No unfortunately not. G series has their own usb connector I have a k400 wireless keyboard I tried to used its universal USB but it didn't work.
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Yes. I have a Logitech M510 wireless mouse and K350 wireless keyboard and it was able to sync with both.
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If it is bluetooth wireless, it will work. Look up your keyboard and see what type wireless it uses.
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I don't own a Logitec keyboard, but the symbol on the StarTech Adapater end is for a PS2 keyboard and the other plug in has the symbol on it for your PS2 mouse. Keyboard are plug- and-play equipment and unless you have a very unusual keyboard it should work just fine. You will find plenty of all kinds of keyboards anyway at garage sales for $1-2 if you have something very unusual. But, I see hundreds of them and I've never seen anything unusual about a keyboard other than those that communicate via remote signal. I have Logitec speakers and mouse and they all work in a conventional manner. If it has a PS2 end on it, you should be fine. DAVE